Elyrian joins Lorain County Blood Bank Two Gallon Club
Wayne H. Darby of 323 North Olive Street is named a new member of the Lorain County Blood Bank Two Gallon Club after donating blood in Elyria. He has lived in Elyria 15 years and works as a tool and die maker at Timms Spring Co. A former U S Navy signal, he is married 26 years to Betty with two children. He belongs to First Congregational Church Masonic Lodge No 4 F A M Norwalk Elks American Legion and Voiture 149 HD ETC. His hobbies include bowling and golf.
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Wayne H. Darby
North Olive St
Lorain County Blood Bank
Darby
Elyria
Timms Spring Co
U. S. Navy
Betty
First Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge No.4
Norwalk
Elks
American Legion
Voiture
Social Security official discusses programs at Lorain dinner
LORAIN Lorain Ray C Kepner district manager of the Social Security Administration spoke at the Industrial Relations Association dinner. He addressed the new Social Security and Medicare programs and their industry impact. Thirty five industries from Lorain Huron Erie and Medina counties attended. Officers elected during the session included Ted W. O'Dell Luxaire chairman Ralph Law vice chairman and executive committee members John P. Baker John Cutter and Herbert P. Spring.
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Lorain
Ray C Kepner
Social Security Administration
Industrial Relations Association
Kepner
Huron
Erie
Medina Counties
Ted W. O'Dell
Luxaire, Inc
Ralph Law
Harshaw Chemical O
John P. Baker
Ohio Editor. Co
John Cutter
Electro- Alloys
American Brake Shoe Co
Herbert P. Spring
Ternstedt
General Motors Corp
Ninth Annual Snowflake Dance planned by Amherst League
Amherst Women's League finalizes plans for the ninth annual Snowflake Dance at the American Legion Hall starting 9 30 pm on December 4. Dance committee chairs include Mrs Harry Parham Jr decorations Mrs Robert Wagner arrangements Mrs Otto Martinek tickets Mrs James Myers food Mrs Rich ard Park prize Mrs Norman K Kurth cleanup. Music by Donnie and The Rivieras. Tickets available from members or at the door.
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Amherst
Amherst Women’s League
American Legion Hall
Harry Parham Jr
Robert Wagner
Otto Martinek
James Myers
Richard Park
Norman Kkurth
Donnie and the Rivieras
Youths turn eye to traffic at Ohio conference
In Columbus the Ohio Youth Traffic Safety Conference gathered high school students and adults in driver education. Gov Rhodes planned to address the group and Bill Hess of Ohio University would speak at tonight's banquet. Topics include alcohol and the driver, seat belts, public image, and youth driver legislation. The adult program covers driver improvement programs, tire safety, and enhancing driver education. The two day event is co sponsored by Highway Safety and Education departments and the Ohio Driver and Safety Education Association.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
James A Rhodes
Bill Hess
Ohio University
State Departments of Highway Safety and Education
Ohio Driver and Safety Education Association
Central State gains full part of Ohio state status
Governor Rhodes told Central State University officials the school is a fully integrated part of Ohio and praised its shift from college to university. He attended a pre-Thanksgiving convocation and broke ground on an $850,000 classroom building. The Millett prediction noted expansion ahead and continued low fees.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
UPN
James A Rhodes
Central State University
Central State
Rhodes
John Millett
Oho Board of ‘Regents
Millett
Harry E Groves
Avon council weighs waterline and golf course plans
Avon council discussed questions tied to a waterline project and a potential golf course on 32575 Detroit Rd owned by Roy Hiller. They referred zoning and funding options to the Utilities Committee and planning consultants, and informally planned to meet before action.
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Avon
Moon Rd
Detroit Rd
Roy Hil
Ted
Robert Dougherty
Law Department
Hiller
Hilliard Age
Avon Airport
Com-tion
John Popel
Poten
Faulty heater cited in $75,000 personal injury suit
Russell Kauffman of Sheffield Lake sues H and R Auto Parts Co and Turner Corp in Lorain County Common Pleas Court claiming a heater in a truck cab caused unconsciousness and injuries. Incident dated November 25, 1963, in the sleeper compartment of the cab.
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